Vocab 44 Flashcards
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La esponja absorbe mucha agua rápidamente.
(The sponge absorbs a lot of water quickly.)
absorber = to absorb
Ella limpió el derrame con una esponja y un poco de jabón.
(She cleaned the spill with a sponge and some soap.)
el derrame = the spill, the leakage
Después de usarla, enjuaga bien la esponja y déjala secar.
(After using it, rinse the sponge well and let it dry.)
enjuagar = to rinse off
El derrame de petróleo causó daños graves al medio ambiente.
(The oil spill caused severe damage to the environment.)
el derrame = the spill, the leakage
Limpiamos el derrame de leche con una toalla.
(We cleaned the milk spill with a towel.)
el derrame = the spill, the leakage
El derrame cerebral puede ser una emergencia médica grave.
(A stroke can be a serious medical emergency.)
el derrame = the spill, the leakage
Un derrame de productos químicos ocurrió en la fábrica.
(A chemical spill occurred at the factory.)
el derrame = the spill, the leakage
El médico explicó las causas del derrame en el pulmón.
(The doctor explained the causes of the leakage in the lung.)
el derrame = the spill, the leakage
El lavaplatos está roto, así que tenemos que lavar todo a mano.
(The dishwasher is broken, so we have to wash everything by hand.)
el lavaplatos = the dishwasher
a mano = by hand
Compramos un lavaplatos nuevo para la cocina.
(We bought a new dishwasher for the kitchen.)
el lavaplatos = the dishwasher
Trabajé como lavaplatos en un restaurante el verano pasado.
(I worked as a dishwasher at a restaurant last summer.)
el lavaplatos = the dishwasher
No olvides encender el lavaplatos antes de irte a dormir.
(Don’t forget to turn on the dishwasher before going to sleep.)
el lavaplatos = the dishwasher
encender = to turn on
apagar = to turn off
irse a dormir = go to sleep
El lavaplatos utiliza menos agua que lavar los platos a mano.
(The dishwasher uses less water than washing dishes by hand.)
el lavaplatos = the dishwasher
Tengo una mancha de café en mi camisa.
(I have a coffee stain on my shirt.)
la mancha = the stain
Es difícil quitar las manchas de tinta de la ropa.
(It’s hard to remove ink stains from clothes.)
la mancha = the stain
quitar = to remove
tinta = ink
La pared tiene una mancha oscura; creo que es moho.
(The wall has a dark stain; I think it’s mold.)
la mancha = the stain
oscuro/a = dark
moho = mold
¿Cómo puedo eliminar esta mancha de grasa del mantel?
(How can I remove this grease stain from the tablecloth?)
la mancha = the stain
grasa = grease
el mantel = tablecloth
Después de jugar en el jardín, tenía manchas de barro en las manos.
(After playing in the garden, I had mud stains on my hands.)
la mancha = the stain
barro = mud
La mancha de nacimiento en su brazo es muy pequeña.
(The birthmark on his arm is very small.)
la mancha = the stain
Mi abuelo aprendió el oficio de carpintero cuando era joven.
(My grandfather learned the trade of carpentry when he was young.)
El oficio means “the trade”, “the job”, or “the task”, depending on the context. It often refers to a skilled manual job, a profession, or an official duty.
carpintero = carpentry
Ella se dedica al oficio de diseñadora de modas.
(She works in the trade of fashion design.)
El oficio means “the trade”, “the job”, or “the task”, depending on the context. It often refers to a skilled manual job, a profession, or an official duty.
Los oficios tradicionales, como herrero o alfarero, son muy valorados.
(Traditional trades, such as blacksmith or potter, are highly valued.)
El oficio means “the trade”, “the job”, or “the task”, depending on the context. It often refers to a skilled manual job, a profession, or an official duty.
herrero = blacksmith
alfarero = potter
El oficio del maestro requiere mucha paciencia y dedicación.
(The profession of teaching requires a lot of patience and dedication.)
El oficio means “the trade”, “the job”, or “the task”, depending on the context. It often refers to a skilled manual job, a profession, or an official duty.
El alcalde recibió un oficio oficial de la gobernación.
(The mayor received an official document from the governor’s office.)
El oficio means “the trade”, “the job”, or “the task”, depending on the context. It often refers to a skilled manual job, a profession, or an official duty.
el alcalde = the mayor
